There were a considerable number of good things to read on the web last week, with a special section just for Easter.
Poetry
Marcus Goodyear’s “The Poetry of Money.”
Two by Melissa at All the Words: “En route” and "What Face Now."
Two by Justinian: “Brokenness” and “Not too sure.”
“Chew on This” by nAncY at Poems and Prayers.
“Redemption” by Susan Etole at Just…A Moment.
“Short,” by Kelly Langner Sauer.
“Reason to Write” by Phoenix Karenee.
“Pieces” by David Rupert.
"Acid Washed Love" by Phoenix Karenee.
And two sonnets:
“To That Humble Cot Upon Which I Daily Lay My Head” by Erin Kilmer at Together For Good.
"Lenten Sonnet" by David Koyzis at Evangel.
Easter
An Easter egg hunt. “Finders and Hiders,” by Billy Coffey at The Master’s Artist.
Chrystie Cole's “The Whole Earth Sings.”
“Does Christ Have Fans or Followers: On the Road to Calvary” by Ann Voskamp at A Holy Experience.
“Easter: Expectations” by Shaun Groves.
“The Real Meaning of Easter?” By Chaplain Mike at InternetMonk.
“A Son’s Wisdom,” another good one by Billy Coffey.
“Peeps: The Epic Battle,” a review of Easter candy by Kathy Richards.
"Good Friday," by Sarah M. Salter. Great collection of Easter songs on YouTube.
"One Brilliant Show," by David Rupert at Red-Letter Believers.
Easter Video
There are a lot of videos about Good Friday and Easter posted this week; this is one of the best I’ve seen. “It’s Friday, but Sunday’s Coming,” the famous sermon put to video and posted at Christian Manifesto. Really, really, good.
Prose
Louise Gallagher at Recover Your Joy: “If you don’t like what you’re doing: Stop it!” and “Leaving the World Better Off.”
“I Was Normal, Then I Wrote My First Story,” by K.M. Weiland at The Master’s Artist.
“Top 10 Worst Creativity Tips of All Time,” by Demian Farnworth via Kathy Richards
“Whitman at Gettysburg,” by Andy Whitman at The Image Journal.
“10 Things I Did on My Retreat,” by Cassandra Frear.
Another wonderful list.
ReplyDeleteGlad you included Andy Whitman's piece. I read all of his posts.
hey, great collection - I'd already read a few myself. LOL - I had to look my own post up, though, b/c I couldn't remember what it was! Is that bad?
ReplyDeleteIt is an honor to be mentioned by you.
ReplyDeleteAh, my Saturday naptime reading list. :) I'm so glad you do this each week, Glynn. I always enjoy your Saturday treasure box.
ReplyDeletethank you ,Glynn, for posting these. it will take me a little time to get through those i have not yet seen.
ReplyDeletei go to look at one...then i get side tracked from that one i look at...and i have to return to your list a bit later to continue.
Thanks. As I'm learning my way around this new world of mine, you are providing some wonderful "road side assistance".
ReplyDeleteResurrection blessings, Glynn ... you bless me with your thoughtfulness.
ReplyDeleteSuch great reads. Much to explore.
ReplyDeleteMay resurrection joy be yours this Easter and every day, Glynn!